United States District Court Corruption Of Radar

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CORRUPTION ON RADAR

"This matter should concern everyone who believes in liberty and justice for all," affirmed Ronnie Bo (born Ronnie Martin), author of THE HOLY TRAP SCRIPTURES, a book that is considered a whistleblower to government corruption. The above quote comes not from the book, but from a recent letter which the author sent to Chief Justice John Roberts of the United States Supreme Court regarding federal district court judge J.P. Stadtmueller who has apparently obstructed justice in a civil action against DEA Agent Timothy P. Gray (Case 2:17-cv-01192-jps). On March 17, 2020, a carbon copy of that letter was delivered to President Trump.

Ronnie Martin experienced his first instance of corruption in federal court when he was set for trial on a civil action against officer Dominique Heaggan Brown of the Milwaukee Police Department. The officer was charged with the murder of Seville Smith and convicted for sexually assaulting multiple men. Officer Brown had illegally strip-searched Martin after conducting a false arrest on him. This incident made Fox 6 News Headlines. However, the judge improperly disallowed the evidence to be brought before the jury which induced Martin to accept a measly $7,000 settlement offer from estimated damages which were expected to exceed $1 million dollars.

With regard to the current case, DEA Agent Timothy P. Gray bribed Martin into becoming a government informant but Ronnie Martin, AKA Ronnie Bo refused to cooperate and filed a civil rights lawsuit against the agent for bribery, instead. In retaliation Agent Gray subsequently framed Martin in a criminal conspiracy (Case No. 17-cf-4995) as a member of a Drug Trafficking Organization who allegedly distributed kilograms of heroin from Chicago to Milwaukee. That case was initially presented to and denied by a federal Grand Jury in Milwaukee, WI. Agent Gray then presented the case to fellow federal agents in Chicago and also to a state's district attorney in Milwaukee. As a result, District Attorney Meagan Newport charged the case and US Attorney Matthew Hernandez named Martin in an indictment in Chicago.

After Martin had already served eleven months of false imprisonment for being falsely accused by Agent Gray, District Attorney Meagan Newport implied during a pretrial hearing that the evidence which connected Martin to the conspiracy was fabricated. Therefore, the state case was dismissed. However, Martin is now being held in federal custody at MCC Chicago amongst R. Kelly and other high profile inmates where he's treated as if he was El Chapo by the government. Meanwhile, Martin is still fighting for his civil rights as a pro se litigant in the lawsuit against Agent Gray.

The judge in the civil case, J. P. Stadtmueller appears to be in cahoots with the corruption; as he cited case law on the record in favor of Agent Gray; improperly disallowed evidence in favor of Martin; denied all of Martin's request for attorney representation, and demonstrated substantial indifference to the fact that a doctors diagnosis deems Martin mentally impaired. And the exceptional circumstances of being mentally impaired is in itself enough to make the case difficult for the plaintiff to coherently present it as a pro se litigant.

For more information, contact Attorney Brent Nistler at 414.763.1147 or via email at bnistler@nistlerlaw.com.

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